07 Aug 1992
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1992
Page
1
Cedar Rapids area economic group Priority One, the Cedar Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce arm, reports 831 new jobs in the past year. Details on page 6C.
An international research team including two Iowa State University professors discovers distant high energy gamma rays. The finding could illuminate mysteries surrounding black holes in outer space. Details on page 6A.
A light joke urges not delaying tasks as tomorrow brings a higher tax on them, joking about the burden of procrastination and financial consequences.
Pygmy goats Billy and Bitly defy typical pet status by eating cat food, whining to enter the house, and cuddling in laps at the Schutterle residence in Ladora Iowa as featured in Saturdays Gazette.
Democratic nominees Bill Clinton and Al Gore spoke at the Quaker Oats plant in Cedar Rapids drawing 4 000 to 7 000 supporters. They framed Bush as out of touch and urged voters to back change while highlighting labor management cooperation and environmental balance at a biotech recycling facility. Sen. Tom Harkin joined the event supporting environmental funding.
In northeast Iowa Clinton and Gore drew big crowds despite a 2 hour 20 minute delay. The tour stopped in Ryan Manchester Strawberry Point and at Clayton County Fair with Gore prompting chants against Bush Quayle and Clinton sharing stories of humble beginnings.
Hiawatha Police Chief David Saari, a police officer, and Linn County deputy were charged with cruelty to animals for aiding Fred Darrah in castrating a guard dog without anesthetic on July 6. Darrah also faces charges. the case involves the death of Cody the mixed breed dog. The four defendants face up to a year in jail and a $1000 fine.
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